I visit this location fairly regularly both to make donations as well as quickly browse around the…read morestore. This location was one of my go-to stops while building my home and trying to decorate it, inexpensively. Being in the Fruit Cove area, it sometimes has some amazing treasures to be found! One can recognize the effort to keep items organized in each 'room' of the store. Some of the rooms change with the seasons, but also with the amount of merchandise on hand for the purpose of said room ( office, electronics, home decor, kitchen, etc.) This particular location seems to have more home care/decor items/electronics than it does clothing items. I have two serious complaints about this particular location. I'm not sure what can be done about their drop off location behind the store. There is ALWAYS a sign stating that the drop off is closed, yet it has piles of items that have been dropped off and not attended to! There is nearly ALWAYS a stack of well-worn furniture that was unacceptable to sell that is awaiting pick up by sanitation services. And the second is that in the NUMEROUS years I've been visiting this location ... their restroom has NEVER been open to the public. I would think this is some sort of code violation, but I don't know for sure. However, it does make for a problem when one brings a child into the store or needs facilities quickly, themselves.

Very easy access to donating out back with people there ready to accept and help if needed. I have…read moregone in a few times to look around and found a nice keepsake box once. So glad they are there and I believe they have a good cause.

Staff are incredibly nice and helpful. My mom and I found a few cute things each. Clothing is sized…read moreand separated which is so nice.

I've had this store on my radar. I finally made it there. It is a small, but highly organized…read morethrift store. It is run mostly by elderly people. They're like a ray of sunshine-so friendly, helpful and bubbly! I love this place so much, I've returned several times. The prices are very good. Pros:friendly employees Big parking lot Cons:none Recommend? Yes

I love this cute thrift store! I found several shirts and a few other Knick knacks. The Cashier, he…read morebagged my stuff in a tee shirt that was sewn at the bottom. Great way to "save the Earth". He said they use tee shirts that don't sell. Cool! The tea room is in the back of the store. Nice people here. Pros:good prices, & nice employees. Cons:tiny fitting room, but it's doable. Recommend? Yes. I can't wait to go back for another visit.

I'm really going to try to get back in here soon to try the Tea Room tucked away in the back! I…read moretried some samples of tea and treats at the register & I really want to come back! The thrift store is 2 full rooms, one side has a mix of clothing, kids & kitchen and more, the other side is more homegoods, books & crafts. I tried on a jean jacket and was tempted by a couple sweaters- pricing a fair and I love the heart of this store- helping adults with different abilities. The young man who greeted me was very sweet, I hope to see him again when I return!

Miss Heidi and the pastor is absolutely exceptional. Unfortunately they don't serve anybody but…read moreOrange Park in Fleming Island area as a Middleburg resident. They said they don't get food packages just clothing.

I recently visited the Clothes Closet and Food Pantry of Orange Park while my son was playing…read morebaseball at a nearby park. Since I'm new to the area, I wanted to explore the neighborhood, and when I saw their sign, I became curious. I wasn't sure if they operated like Goodwill or the Salvation Army, so I entered, hoping to learn more about what they do. Now, for context, I'm a 5'2" Asian female, carrying nothing but my sun hat--no bags or anything else. As I stepped inside, I noticed a bulletin board and took a moment to read the materials posted there. After that, I walked a few feet toward an area where people were sitting, seemingly waiting for their turn to enter the main floor to pick out clothes and household items. You could call it a reception or waiting area. As I stood there, simply observing the environment and the process, an older lady approached me and asked what I was doing there. I replied, "I'm just browsing." Then, out of nowhere, a younger staff member suddenly hollered at me from an inside office in a hostile tone, telling me I wasn't supposed to be there. I was shocked by this reaction. I was simply standing outside the main area, reading posted information and observing--nothing disruptive or inappropriate. Instead of being welcoming or helpful, the staff treated me with suspicion and unnecessary hostility for no valid reason. This kind of reaction seems completely out of place for a charity whose mission is to serve and assist the community. If they are so quick to act hostile toward someone who is just looking in, I can't help but wonder how they treat those who actually need their services. I hope Clothes Closet and Food Pantry of Orange Park reconsiders its approach to interacting with the public. A more welcoming and understanding attitude would be much more in line with their mission.

If you're looking for a very laid-back place to have a couple of drinks maybe a snack and some…read morefriendly conversation don't leave this place out become a member and get involved this is just my opinion they need a little bit better leadership and why I say that is they need some fresh energy places lovely very clean prices are great

As lodges go, I'm no expert and I'm not currently a member of any, but I have been to a few for…read morekaraoke supporting the hosts and their friends. I'd have to say that this location has been the best by far. First off, no smoking inside! That is the #1 in my book when I look for places to visit when it comes to karaoke. The place is very clean and all of the members and their guest were very welcoming to me. The bartender John was working all by himself behind the bar (not that it was super packed), but he had a smile on his face the entire time I was there. If I were going to choose a local lodge, this place would definitely be the place I'd make join.

Not sure what's up with all the mediocre reviews, but our toddler absolutely loved this place. So…read moremuch that we signed up for the membership

My grandchildren loved this place!!! So well done! A super market by Winn Dixie, a fire truck and…read moreEMS vehicle, a "boat" where they played forever and a mini theatre where they put on a " play!" So much more, bank, Vets office, and a restaurant!! So amazing! A must see and do for your grandkids!!!

Love the concept behind this place. We're moving and I had donations but hate giving them to a…read moreplace that is just going to resell to anyone. foster Closet is only for foster children and their families which I love. They also keep their website updated with immediate needs. Amazing place to give donations.

The huge showroom feels very dated. The inventory seems like something you'd find in your…read moregrandparents living room from the 1980's. I I purchased a beautiful marble coffee table there about 10 years ago. I was sad to how little had changed in the past 10 years. I want to support a local family run business but this place just isn't worth the trip. There aren't many decent furniture stores left in Jax. FurnitureMart on Atlantic offers some of the higher end brands via special order. Hugo's was a disappointment.

If you are looking for high end furnishings or just a unique gift item then Hugo's is the place to…read morego! The showroom is stunning and unparalleled in Jacksonville, FL. The customer service is excellent and is personable. It is a local, family owned, small business. The same family has owned it for 92 years. Definitely worth a visit! Everyone is welcome, it isn't just for designers. The store has always been open to the public.